SDbullion. I’ve bought a lot of gold and silver from them.

The premium on silver can be high, particularly American silver. But it doesn’t tarnish like some of the cheaper sovereign nation silvers and you usually will get a premium back when you sell. You could buy silver eagles, could also buy 90% pre 65 silver US coinage. This would be easier dominated than silver ozs.

There’s maybe ten common nation sovereign silver oz coins you can buy. Libertads, eagles, maple leafs, Phil

Harmonics, etc etc etc. some have a higher premium than others, with American eagles maintaining the highest premium. But you will get it back when you sell. To some degree. Maybe not moreso than what you pay.

All the same sovereigns apply for gold.

If you’re interested in 24k gold jewelry, check out Mene.

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I only mention the eagles so much because I recently sold 20 British brittanias and a 1/4oz gold brittania and the gentleman I sold to told me that I basically got face value because those Brittanias will effectively be resold at spot whereas a more premium silver like an eagle wouldn’t have tarnished and spotted with milk stains or something?

Thank you so much for this wealth of knowledge. Very insightful.